The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-11-04
EvapOrated Peaches!
Grated Horse RadiSh sc
My stock is complete. Call and look it over.
GEO. DAVIES.

Ex-Judge w. II. Talcott, Of lola
was in the city a few hours on Tues.
day. The Judge thinks that, If proper
ly managed, enough natural gas car
be developed at lola to light the city
and furnish fuel for all the manufac-
tories that can be crowded in there
Cndnute Blade.
We do not know how many people
have gone to see the "humanossifuss'
exhibited on the west side this week
For our part not even a comp" could
tempt us to investigate it. One runs
up against enough hideous things In
this wOrldwithout going out of his way
to look for tn m.
The ladies of the Christian church
will give dinner and supper in the
G. A. r. Hall on election day. Din.
ner from II to 2, price % cents
Supper from to 10, price Is cents
with ten cents admission to the hall.
Oysters will also be served in the eve.
ming at the same price as the general
supper.
/Would not the COurdnt consider II
some proof of "meagre general edu-
cation" for man to spell cOnceding,
'conseeding;;" specialists, ''specalists;' u
recommendation, Recommendation"
chief, "cheif;" to habitually use the OBJ
iective for the nominative case and to
be unable to make his verbs agree with
his nouns?/
Mr.. w. A. Ross little daughter,
Ada, aged about six years, died of ty-
phoid fever last Monday afternoon, and
was buried in the cemetary near her
fathers residence in Usage township,
the following day. She was very
bright, pretty child, and her parents
have the sympathy of the entire COM
munity.-Moran Herald.
This term of the District Court
will be q very short one. It cOnvenes
Monday, but will have to adjourn over
Tuesday, and can then only last till
Saturday as Judge Stillwell Is due the
following week in NeOeho county.
There will only be about four days OF
actual work, and these will probably
be taken up with State cases.
Since going to press with our last
page we have learned that the repub-
Iicans of Salem have made the follow.
ing nominations: For Trustee, Elias
REoades; for treasurer, r. 8. Baker;
for clerk, Z. w. Leaver; for constables
w. S. Lyle, Garry Palmer. In Elm
township also Chas w Smith has been
nominated for justice of the peace to
fill vacancy.
As intimated last week the Opera
House Company have this week pur.
chased q piano and it IL now in Their
hall, The instrument is the one form
erly owned by Mrs. Greason and is an
excellent one for the purpose intended
The enterprise of the Company in
making this purchase is most com.
mendable and we hope our people will
show q due appreciation of it.
Eddie Marsh, son of E. L. Marsh
met with quite painful accident al
|school last Thursday afternoon. He
was playing "blackman," and while
running along the sidewalk was acci-
IDENTIFY tripped, falling on his left arm
with such force as to break it Just above
the wrist. DR.. Coe dressed the wound
and the young patient is getting along
very well.-Mound City Clarion.
One of the arguments used by the
Democrat against the election of the
republican ticket, Is that the REGIsrEE
is not supporting all Of it enthusiastic.
ally. We appreciate the implied com
pliment, and admit that the argument
would have some force if founded or
fact. But it is not. The REGISTER il
supporting the whole ticket and i
wants to see every man on it elected
The following remarks made by
customers about Rodman's goods.
"You have got the best line of good!
in IOla.'
"Your ilannels are the cheapest VI
have SEEM"
"Your % cent cashmere beats them
ALL"
"The prettiest print l have SEEM"
Thank you for the compliments paid
me. ! appreciate them. b. T. ROdman
Talking about sugar, why couldn't
we make it from beets as we'll as from
sorghum? Mr.. William Null, living
few miles north east Of town. informi
US that he has just dug $40 pounds O
French white sugar beets from ont
eighth Of an acre Of ground. With sucf
| q yield as this-131 tons to the acre
the crop would certainly be q paying
one il the reducing works were estab
lished.
We are informed that come Of Alex
Browns friends are opposing Mr.. Brit
ton because, as they understand, he
promised Mr.. Brown the appointment,
IS deputy sheriff and then gave it to
Mr.. Woodin. We are authorized BY
Mr.. Britton to cay that he never made
Mr.. Brown any such promise, directly
or indirectly conditionally or uncon-
ditionally, Or in any manner whstevei
The story lie . complete fabrication
from beginning to end.
v Hallow cen was duly celebrated BY
the youngsters of both sexes and o.
nearly 81 ages, in the usual way
Prudent housshQlders put their gatel
and other yard movables, in safe places
before night-fall. Those who N6glec.
ted this precaution were reminded Of
the fact the next morning. So far Al
we have learned no seriuos damage
was done and no malicious mischief
. record for which the credit may
partly be given, perhaps, to the bril-
liant moon.